A distant galaxy, invisible for billions of years, has reappeared in a surprising form thanks to a rare cosmic illusion ...

Dark matter is more than five times as abundant as all the visible matter in the universe. So why can't we see any of it?

Although we’re still searching for observational evidence of dark matter, scientists haven’t been able to account for about 15 percent of the regular matter in the universe with just stars ...

Despondent over his play on the field and the harsh reaction of some fans, Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran ... “It honestly felt like a dark cloud over me,” Duran said.

The term dark universe reflects our ignorance of the nature of about 95% of the mass–energy of the cosmos. Today’s favoured Standard Model of cosmology is the lambda–cold dark matter (CDM ... about ...

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FX Share Kicking off production season, Apple TV’s “Dark Matter” is opening up portals ... But who’s here to roll out the red carpet as those teams arrive? The city’s top film post ...

Rubin's observations could only make sense if there were a large amount of invisible mass, later called dark matter, that surrounded the galaxy like a halo, allowing stars and gas anywhere far ...

Importantly, observing more individual stars will also help us better understand dark matter in the lensing plane of these galaxies ... the stars inside the Dragon Arc and found that many are red ...

White dwarfs are the core remains of sun-like stars that have used up all their usable nuclear fuel. In five billion years' time, our sun will turn into a white dwarf after its red giant phase.